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Nude
Without covering
Unadorned
naked implies the absence of clothing, either entirely or from some part, and connotes a revealing of the body a naked bosom; in extended use, naked often connotes lack of concealment or embellishment naked ambition ; nude, which is somewhat euphemistic for naked, is commonly applied to the undraped human figure in art; bare, in this comparison, implies the absence of the conventional or appropriate covering bare legs, bare floors; bald suggests a lack of natural covering, as of hair on the head, and in extended use may suggest plainness or bluntness the bald facts; barren implies a lack of natural covering, esp. vegetation, and connotes destitution and fruitlessness barren lands
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